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Caravana Sudamérica 43

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En rueda de prensa previo a la salida de la caravana de los padres de Ayotzinapa para la gira en Sudamérica, hablan sobre los motivos por los cuales viajan al sur del continente, el principal , informar lo que ha sucedido en estos 8 meses con los 43 ausentes ; también aclaran el tema del financiamiento de los viajes; así como su intención de buscar apoyo internacional, porque aquí en México, el estado sólo ha puesto barreras para esclarecer el caso; también hablan sobre las próximas elecciones en México y lo que esperan lograr en el viaje.

La rueda de prensa se llevó a cabo el 15 de Mayo, horas antes de partir hacia Brasil, Uruguay y Argentina.

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Reporter Libertario

Audios on the young prisoners Fernando Bárcenas and Abraham Cortés

Source: http://reporter.indivia.net/audios-sobre-fernando-y-abraham/

En seguida publicamos dos audios, en donde una compañera nos habla acerca de los casos de Fernando Barcenas Castillo y de Abraham Cortez Avila, dos compañeros detenidos en el Reclusorio Norte de la Ciudad de Mexico, desde el 2013.

Entrevista sobre el caso de Fernando Barcenas Castillo, compañero detenido el 13 diciembre 2013, despues de una marcha en contra del alza de la tarifa del metro de Ciudad de Mexico. Ha sido sentenciado a 5 años y 9 meses, acusado de quemar el albol de navidad de Coca Cola. Desde su detencion no ha claudicado, si no seguido en piè de lucha, escribiendo cartas, denuncias, trabajando a la publicacion del a-periodico Canero y apoyando y acompañando otros compas presos.

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Entrevista sobre el caso de Abraham Cortez Avila, detenido el 2 octubre 2013 y ultimamente sentenciado a 5 años y 9 meses de prision. El Audio va sobre su caso especifico, el trabajo de concientización y difusiòn que (junto con Fernando Barcenas) lleva desde dentro del Reclusorio Norte pero tambien sobre la criminalizacion de los movimientos sociales y los montajes juridicos en contra de los anarquistas.

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Pueden encontrar mas información en las páginas de: www.proyectoambulante.org, www.regeneracionradio.org o www.abajolosmuros.org Para enviar cartas pueden escribir a los correos: cna.mex@gmail.com, libertadparaabrahamyfernado@gmail.com

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Radio Zapatista

Forced Displacement in Chiapas

Radio documentary on forced displacement in Chiapas

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Víctor Hugo López is the director of the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Human Rights Center. In an interview with Radio Zapatista, he explains the situation of forced displacement in Chiapas.

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Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés

Resistance and Rebellion III. Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés. 8 May

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The Word of Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés

May 8, 2015

Good afternoon compañeros, compañeras, brothers and sisters.

Perhaps by continuing our explanation of how resistance and rebellion are weapons for us you will better understand some of the things that our compañeros and compañeras here at the table have talked about.

Through our resistance and rebellion, we have come to understand that by putting resistance and rebellion into practice we confirm that we will not allow in our struggle what happened in 1910, when so many of our fellow Mexicans died. Who took advantage of that situation?

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Compañera escucha Selena

Words by Compañera Selena, Listener – 6 May 2015

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Words by Compañera Selena, Listener,i

Good evening compañeros and compañeras of the Sixth.

Good evening brothers and sisters.

Good evening to everyone in general.

The topic that I will be explaining to you, actually I will read it to you, is the same topic the other compañera presented on, but with more information about the youth, both Zapatistas and non-Zapatistas.

We as Zapatista youth are facing a low intensity war that the bad government and the bad capitalists wage against us. They put ideas into our heads about modern life, like cellphones, clothes, and shoes; they put these bad ideas into our heads through TV, through soap operas, soccer games, and commercials, so that we as youth will be distracted and not think about how to organize our struggle.

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Compañera base de apoyo Lizbeth

Compañera base of support Lizbeth – 6 May 2015

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Words of Compañera Lizbeth, Zapatista base of support77

Good evening compañeros and compañeras, brothers and sisters.

We are going to explain a little bit of how we have been living and doing our autonomous work after the 1994 armed uprising.

We as Zapatista youth today, we are no longer familiar with the overseer, with the landowner, with the hacienda boss, much less with El Amate [a prison in Chiapas]; we do not know what it is to go to the official municipal presidents so that they can resolve our problems. Thanks to the EZLN organization, we now have our own authorities in each community, we have our municipal authorities, and our Juntas de Buen Gobierno [Good Government Councils], and they resolve whatever type of problem that might arise for a compañera or compañero, for both Zapatistas and non-Zapatistas.

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Comandanta Dalia

Comandanta Dalia – 6 May 2015

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Good evening compañeros and compañeras, brothers and sisters.

I’m going to explain a little bit of what compañera Comandanta Rosalinda said.

Just as she explained, it is now my turn to talk about how we become authorities. From 1994 on, we knew that we had rights as women. That was when we woke up. This is how little by little we grew to understand the work of the compañeras.

In the communities, in the regions, we began the practice of organizing ourselves to fight for the good of the community, without having to have an education to do so.

In 1994, we realized that as women, as mothers and fathers, we had the courage to send our husbands, our sons, our daughters to fight, and we knew well that to confront the enemy is not easy and one can come back alive or dead. But we never dwelled on those things. We were clear that the women had the responsibility to raise whomever of our sons and daughters were left. This is when we understood that we thought the same way as the compañeros.

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Comandanta Rosalinda

Comandanta Rosalinda – 6 May 2015

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Good evening compañeros and compañeras, brothers and sisters.

What compañera Comandanta Miriam just explained is all true. We were poorly treated, humiliated, and unappreciated because we never knew that yes, we did have the right to organize, to participate, to do all types of work; this is because no one had given us an explanation of how we could organize to get out of this exploitation.

At that time we were all in the dark, we didn’t know anything. But during the time of clandestinity, there came a day when some compañeras were recruited, and they went on to recruit other compañeras village by village.

Then came the time to name a compañera to be the local authority for each community. They named me as a local authority of my community. That is when I started going to meetings in order to bring more information back to the community. Later on we held meetings with the compañeras in the village to explain to them how the collective work could be organized, and to also to explain to them that its necessary to have compañeras who are insurgents and milicianas.[i]

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Comandanta Miriam

Comandanta Miriam – 6 May 2015

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Comandanta Miriam

Good evening compañeros and compañeras.

I also have the chance to talk to you a bit about what the situation was for women prior to 1994.

Women suffered through a very sad situation since the arrival of the conquistadors. They stole our land and took our language, our culture. This is how the domination of caciquismo [local despotism] and landowners came into being alongside a triple exploitation, humiliation, discrimination, marginalization, mistreatment, and inequality.

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Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés

Resistance and Rebellion II. Words of Subcomandante Insurgente Moises. May 7, 2015

Words by Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés


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May 7, 2015 (evening session)

Good evening, compañeros, compañeras, brothers and sisters.

It seems like a splash of cold water on our faces was indeed what we needed, because now we are definitely getting some thought-provoking ideas.

So we will need to translate this from Spanish to Tzeltal, Tojolabal, Tzotzil, and Chol, and from there a joint response will arise, because there are some things proposed by the compañeros at this table that we are interested in discussing.

We continue with our words of explanation and discussion on what resistance and rebellion mean to us as Zapatistas.

For us, as an organization that resists and struggles in rebellion, we first need to be clear on why one would resist and rebel. If we are not clear on the “Why?” the “For what?” and the “From what?” we simply cannot go forward.

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